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« a q u iu * ffitg g i w a a Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. G ov't R eport nuuuiug nu<t llvrii Friuu lb <- < u i i i i l j J a i l . Osi) t ':3 Soars Remain. | John Manning and Charles Owen, T U B charged wi'h the robbery «ud burn * Amo Disisi* Wille!» I • in i I l!M I' U»«’.S ing o f the 8umner store, escaped | m- .0 l 1 For God, and Boffleand Illative Land. from the confines of the count) j 'll ti.J .1 I , * * S l . at Empire City, Tuesday uight at .»cry t — E D I T E D BY TH E — 11 o'clock. s . I ’ l . e l , l ' a . f “ Dull • COQUILLS CITY W. C. T. U. They were occupying the east Un m rc thru» my T h e Ooquittla City W. C. T . D. meets st *.*o. Twenty yen i » and west cells, separately, ami the Methudiet ohureh, south, every rrt- .c yjüjîoof 13 yuan, made good their escape by the use day. at 3 o’ clock p. in. All interested in the 1 i i ! .swelling* come on work ere invited to t tteud. __ of saws and augers. The traces of ’ • y !>■: 4. which liroke anil 1 '<• .ill' running M iro, their work shows that Owen boied " U «| a e r P ev erty . o .ri.uL.iypuysichtiuM t from his cell into Manning's and [From the National W . C. T . t . Bulletin.] do in j no g jod, j.nd If V , from Manning’s cell they passed feared l!ut (ho !.«•: > Cominissionor of Labor Carroll SC IIO O U K . r o i l C I1 II.D H O . through the door, the lock of winch L O C A L ITEM S. ' V i f J would be „ iL c l- d . At L aûî , D. Wright ha* just forwarded to J my good oM m o t h e r Oregou Ila« a Coin |»u Kory Educai* had been filed off, and then passed S. Whetstone and N W Leneve the president the results o f his lio n Law . into the corridor ami out through n r j^ d m o to try A yer'* | .S ir mpnn'.la. I took threo investigations, ordered by congress, caught 40 salmon one night last ENDORSED BY STATESMEN, EDUCATORS. AND The Portland Evening Telegram the outside door. This door w«sj bottles, the sores healed, STUDENTS EVERYWHERE. o f the slum districts o f New York, week. says: Occasionally, when the sub fastened from the inside ns a guard j and I havo not be*»» Guaranteed to c u r e Bit lotta A tta c k * aud occupied the corridor at nights, i treiiMed since. Onlyth® ject o f compulsory education is Constipation, ¿small M ie L kmua . Philadelphia, Baltimore and Chi Wm. Haskell wagon guard at the M'ar» 1 -rm -ln , and tha cago. Two points have a most im H a s R e a c h e d S u c h a S ta t e o f P e r fe c ini m o -y o f th e paat, to j . * . _ ■ * * .» o ,d « s » « « . time the break was made and filed rem in d m o o f th e g o o d tio n T h a t It Is a V e rita b le E n cy c lo portant relation. In the first plaoe North Fork, wus in town last Wed state’s statute-books relating to this three shots at the fleeing prisoner«, j A y e r’* S arsaparilla ha* cl tip m e. I now paedia o f F a c ts an d E v e n ts, he shows where the saloons thrive: nesday. weigh two htindivd nntl twci .y pound*, nnd matter. There are it, Portland Haskell was handicapped by his B r o u g h t D ow n to Ja n u ary Prevent ami cure Cnmtipatlon and 3k:k- parents who are entirely ignorant position as the large cell door! nm in the host of lie.-»» '». I • vn hern on tho In the city o f New York there F irst, 1 8 0 4 . ro d f,.r tho pant twolve h;»yo noticed Heedactic. Small lillà Uvaue. opened right between him and the o f the existence o f n law to compel was, at the time o f the investiga A v e r’* HiMHpHrlll* »ilverlNed in nil pert* Mrs. Ospt. Harry Lockwood and them to vend their children to criminals, thus forming a barricade of tho U' 'b'd nnd a! ‘'nvs talc* pious* tion, one liquor saloon tc every uro lti telllaf what good It did for a*»." baby were np visiting friends a school a certain term each year. until the outer door was open. HE Edition of 1894 has been prepared When this outer door was open 200 peicons, but in the slum dis- F*r tlie cure o f *»1 rthe*.«oS originating It» But onr school law is in many re day or two last week. with an extra force of editors. It will they were free. The news of their j Impure Mood, tho best remedy l* • 1 tricts there was one Baloon to every spects like many other iaws that T o akl Digesti,>n take one Small BUe Hewn have a novel and attractive cover, wide mar- liter eating, kfle. per botti*. are prarticully dead because they flight did not enuse a great amount 129 persons. In Philadelphia, in of surprise here ns the insecurity I A Y E R ’ 3 S a r s a p a r i l l a Hgins, new and improved linking; is printed Is Dunham came over last W ed are never enforced. The following 't h e c it y at large, there was one Tr. pared by Dr. J. C. A j or A Co., Lowell, Maao. of the jail is well known. Sheriff on good paper, and contains more and better is a copy o f the sections o f the luw saloon to every 870 persons, but in nesday and left for the city on the Uage was in town the following j C 'j r e s o th e r s, w!!! c u r e you on the subject: information than any book of a similar nature published. It is morning and bad tracked the refu- ' the slum district canvassed there steamer Alice Blanchard. “ Sec. 65— Every parent, guar They Increase appetite, purify the whole was one sneb saloon to eviry 502 System dian or other person in the state geps to the hill back o f town and | and acton theliver. Itile FletinaSmalL having control of a child or ch il will keep up a diligent search until j persons. In Baltimore in the city Fred Mehl of the life-savin? he finds them. at large, there was one saloon to station at Bandon was visiting at dren between the ages of 8 and 14 Before his departure. Manning yeais shall he required to send every 228 persons, hut in the slum bis home in this place last week. P R I C E , postpaid by mail, 25 CEM TS. such child or childrt u to a public wrote a letter, which he left for distriot canvassed there was one Cure fo r Colds, Fevors and General Do* school for a period o f at least 12 Sheriff Gage. In it lie states his biilty« Small Mie liciti is. 2òc. ver botile. .l d d r e s s T U B I P O K / . / ) , JVetv Y o r k C ity . saloon to every 105 persons. In weeks in each school year, of reasons for leaving and says, “ I o n j Comrade James West o f Bandon which at least eight weeks' school may catch me, but not until this Chicago, in the city at large, there term o f court is over.” —Sun. was one saloon to every 212 persons came up on business last Thursday. (shall) be consecutive, unless the bodily or mental condition o f such He extended his trip to the upper Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder while in the alum district canvassed child or children has been such as W o r ld ’s Fair h ig h e st Medal and Diplom a. theie was one saloon to every 127 river. to prevent his or her or their at Put up In neat watch-shaped bottles, su arar persons. In these calucalations OOttled, Small ilile Beans. ¿ ‘ be. per botilo- tendance at school or application Henry Gannett, chief of the U. j W A S H IN G T O N , D . C. Mrs. Phillips of Myrtle Point, to study for the period required, or S. geological survey, arrived in Tw r N atio xai . TaiB rxK Is t ow entering upon tta fractions have been dropped. tTth ynar of phenomenal s m \ m No other family wt**-kly In the country has ha* such Farther along he says o f “ earn an energetic worker in the W. C. unless such child or childreu are San Francisco, lately after a visit * Rrovrth, nnd maintained It so steadily. to Colorado, Moetnua, Washington i It ¡roes into taught in private school or at home every County In the United State«, aud T. U., was in this city last W ed ings” : of subm-rloem at nearly every PostoiHce. such branches as are usually aud Oregon. He »ays: “The wild has It oIut>« has gulnud tills pro’.il position solely ou lU merit* The earnings of the people liv nesday. taught in primary schools or have est part o f the west now is probably u i hlvhly Interesting family lunvepaper. O do Small Hilo Dean e v e ry nlirht f o r * ing in the alum districts canvassed already acquired the ordinary a portion o f the country in Orp-1 week arouse Toroid Livers. 25c. uer bottle. for tl?e Year 1894 branches of learning taught in the I goD, from the vieiuity of Roeeluirg It will be made ranch better and more attractive thm are quite below the average of the The schooner Antelope reached ever. While retaining all of ts present popular feat people generally and at large, but our wharf Wednesday and the public school«; provided, iu case a and Portland west toward the Pa •ir«s, it will co staidly add new ones. public school shall not lie taught cific. We are tr.iu g to fiud out j aa there are no data with which to steamer Bandorille Thursday fo r a period of 12 weeks, or any something about it. It comprises make comparisons of average earn morning. part therjef, during the year, a vast areH, rough nnd mountainous H ’tir MiiHtot'y, by men who actually Berve«l aa* ings the results o f this investiga within two miles by the nearest1 and covpied iu many places with John Johnson was down from his traveled road of the residence of ; heavy forests of pine, hemlock, fir roiiel»t In the struejrle. s h o r t S tories of Itomance, Travel, Kxptrlenca tion must practically stand alone; nd venture, by lead lux writer-*. North Fork home last Wednesday. any person within the school d is -! nud other timber. Geologically ill %nd Editorialu uphold!ux »he chuso o f th® veterans, yet from all that can be learned muintniniiiK the hUhest loyalty to Hie Govern He continues to impiove in health trict, he or she shall not be liable ¡is little kuown. It is almost im and ment. and the promotion of th® bvst imerous of tha from various sources the statement people. possible to go through it ou horse whole to the prvisions o f this ant. during this weather. IVashliif/ton l¥o»rm. Full account« of what I* made is believed to be correct. place at the seat of Government: careful re Sec. 6 6 —Any parent, guardian back, and the guides do not attempt fAkinx port« or all im|M>rtrtut nmlters In Uo.iKress and th® The grand-jory was composed of or other person haviug control or 1 it." Executive Department«: gossip about public men. From which the inference is Moumeholil D ep a rtm en t. Edited by a lady 0 1 reputation. plain—abolish the saloon and the J. J. Lamb, foreman, T. J. Thrift, charge of any child or childreu Corvallis Gazette: The pioneer« National 0 . * . Mt., W . It. P., anti S. o f V. Xeivm, nior® «nd complete than published by any other paper. poverty of the slam will disappear. J. L. Lewellen, J. L. Barker, Mar failing to comply with the provis- of Bput.,n wj„ rpmPmbei. n bov fhll Aftrtenlt rat D ep a rtm en t, carefully edited ions of this act slu ¡1 be linble to a who in early days made his lionip by prnctlcai a men. tin Miller, Darnel Lewis. G en era l caref ;lly compiled. T e m p e r a n c e ¡Votes. fine of not less than ?5 nor more with Major Bruce, near Monroe. T hk N ational T kibu nk i* s rlctly non-partlw»n. T. J. Alexander o f the Umpqua than *25 for the first offeiibe, nor and thorouiihly American. It believe® in the greatest yrnl to the xrea.est number of onr people, nnd ih® His name was Alex Scott. He [Paoiflo Methodist Adrooate.) valley, near Dillards, was in Ibis less than $25 nor more than $50 drifted into the southern part of C ixhaat development of our insiiiutkms— iu National unity an«» »xalted loyally. Down with the saloon! It is place last Wednesday and Thorsday few the second and each subsequent j (he 8t(ltP, wliele hp Pugagpd in th. n tranco i t a m i ( a a the tita « cos» n oi rvf t the ita ! . . ° offense, besides of humanity’s worst enemy. stock-raising business for some Trice. $ 1 a V e a r with watermelons and tomatoes. prosecution.” years. Af'erward he engaged in The ballot settles difficulties A. W. Bowersox o f Coryallis, Other sections make it the duty a seafaring life along the coast more effectively than bullets. It o’ ldmsto tr!vo m or- and bettor matter for the sin» representing the Benton county of the directors und elei k of each I near Coos bay. Fortuue favor« of t w o c e il fa u week than any other publication E v e v line that a pear« in it 1® written for I;. and .ai The government puts forth no flouring mills, interviewed onr ! m ° ? L dj ! Î r.iut- . ‘ u only the brave, but the worth), appeared in no other paper. It uwes n o »yiiU U *»t* business firms and got some orders pffort to see that the law is enforced also. Young Scott rose stpp In • r tool I or* |il a t e m u t t e r . Address- effort to stop intemperance. T H E N A T I O N A L T R IB U N E , in theii respective districts, and step, until lie was titled captain. 1 WASHINGTON, D. 0. There is but one failure, and last week. justices of the peace are given con and became the keeper of the life ■ *729 NEW YORK AVE^ ih « National friimnft hiic I Uje that is not to be true to the best M. C. Miller o f Dora, who is current jurisdiction to prosecute saving station at Bandon, Coo« ! H erald both one year for only president of the Coos County Y. P. offenders under tbis act. one knows. county, where lie has one of the 12.50. finest trained crews in the U 8. The extent to which some men S. C. E. Workers, wns in town last iMnrshQelct ¡Son.) service. Wednesday arranging in part for make swill-tubs o f their stomachs One bont on the Coquille is re En'.mT with tlie interest o f those having claims acainst the government fs P irtland Telegram: Instead of was vhown by 20,000 kegs of beer the meeting in this city on the 24th ported to have caught ns high as th a t o f I N V J iN T O R S , w h o o ft e n lo s e t h e b e n e fit o f v a lu a b le inventions because 350 salmon at one night’s fishing wasting judicial ammunition 011 being drunk at the German saen- inst. o f t b e iiic o m i • o -i.e y o r in a t te n tio n of t h e a tto r n e y s e m p lo y e d to obtain t h e i r Havemeyer for keeping silent in last week. p :ter. ■ -. T o o ui'.; o ra re c a n n o t b e e x e r c is e d in e m p lo y i n g competent and reli- gerfest held recently in New York. Johnnie Cartwright has retired the presence of the senate commit M A R K E T u b l" -■ d ic ito , t o p r o c u r e p a te n ts , f o r t h e v a lu e o f a patent dependsgreatly, if not Three thousand five hundred fish e n tire 1; u p o n th e c a r e a n d s k ill o f th e a tt o r n e y . tee, why dot8o't Mr. O lcey brace I f the drunkards' wives and from the management o f the Ore AND were brought over from the Co W i t h t o e v i,' v o f p r o t e c t in g in v e n to r s fr o m w o r t h le s s or careless attorneys, proceeding» children were properly fed, there gon Populist. In his vale he makes quille, Wednesday, for the Empire up and institute a n d o f s e e in g t ’ at in v e n t io n s a re w e ll p r o t e c t e d b y v a lid patents, we have re against the sugar trust? Then lie ta in e d c o u n s e l e x p e r t in p a te n t p r a c t ic e , a n d t h e r e fo r e a re p r e p a r e d to no mention of what he intends to City cannery. would be no grain for distilling. would fire a shot that would be Obtain Patents In th e United States and all Foreign Countries, Conduct In John Nyman returned on the heard around the continent. The government is in partner- Jo, or whether he will continue (L o re n z B u ild in ?) terferences, M ake Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases, Areata from a tlip to Finland, his ship with tha liquor traffic, and, *u die mechanical department of Three-fourths of your ailment Register Trade-M arks and Copyrights, Render Opinions u to C O Q U IL L E C ITY. native land. Johu brought home permits its existence because it that office. £cop c nnd Validity of Patents, Prosecute and a housekeeper with him nud looks arises from liver troubles which Defend Infringement Suits, E tc., Etc. receives the lion’s share o f profits, S(Un j obn9on retorned last as happy ns a clam at high water. Simmons Liver Regulator cures. I f y o n h a v e nn in v e n t io n o n h a n d s e n d a s k e t c h o r p h o t o g r a p h thereof, to- Captaiu C. H. Ackerman, who It is bitter enough for any man 1 Thursday from San Francisco, per g e t h c r w it h a b r i e f d e s c r ip t io n o f t h e im p o r ta n t fe a tu re s , a n d y o u will be at once D u ller anti l ather ltynn. JLL constantly on hand n cop a d v is e d as t o t h e b e s t c o u r s e t o p u r s u e . M o d e ls a re s e ld o m necessary. I f to have a drunken sou, hot how steamer Bandorille. He had taken Imd the schooner Governor Perkins píete line of W h en G e n e ra l B u tler w a s in c o m - built in this place, is in town, hav o t h e r s a re i n f r i n g i n g o n y o u r r ig h t s , o r i f y o u a re c h a r g e d w ith i n fr in g e m e n t by tenfold bitter it must be to the man ! down a band of hogs. He landed o t h e r s , s u b m it t h e m a t t e r t o u s f o r a r e lia b le O P I N I O N before acting on the ing come up from Han Francisco n a n tl a t N e w O rleans d u r in g th e r e b e l ! FRESH AND S V L T l.D ME 'T S . m a tte r. who knows that he voted for the just in time to forward 48 head of to Coquille ou the Alice Blanchard. lio n , h e w a s in fo rm e d that F a th e r R y a n , Bologna, Head Cheese. p riest an d poet, had been e x p r e ss in g j system under which hie son be beef cattle per steamer Alice Blan VEGETABLES. CANNED GOOI S T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y , Mrs. Erick Peterson is circula r e b e llio n s sen tim en ts and had s a id h e i 618 F STREET, N O R T H W E ST , W A S H IN G T O N , D. C . came a drunkard.— New Era. chard, which left for the city in ting a petition around town, which would even refuse to bold (m u ral Coffee, Sugars Teas. p. o. bo x ««a . JOHN W ED D ER BU R N , M anaging Attorney. ice s f o r n 1 load Y a n kee. G e n e ra l B u t le r ! ssks the governor to pardon her The great statesman Daniel Web three honrB afterwnid. TobftflooR, V igors, etc. Bent f o r h im in haste and b e g a n ro u n d ’ -?r“ P rices are an low ns the lowest!, husband. Peterson wns sent to $ & • C u t t h is out a n d s e n d It w ith y o u r Inquiry. ster on July 4, 1832, euid: “ To O rders from nti$ part p rom ptly filled. Every mother should know that the penitentiary one year ago, for ly s c o ld in g him lo r e x p r e ss in g i n c h preserve the government we must croup can be prevented. The first life, for the killiug of John M ich el-1 » » - C h r i s t i a n and r e b e llio n s s e n tim e n ts. the w i l y p rie st a n sw e re d , also preserve a correct and ener symptom of true croup is hoarseness. brink, while qunrieliug riti) bis G e n e ra l, S a & jy & E & t Sflúse ‘ y o u h a v e l»een m is in fo rm e d . I w o u ld This is followed by a peculiar rough getic tone o f morals, consisting brother Heruinu. j he p le a se d to co n d u ct fu n e ra l s e rv ice s cough. If Chamberlain's Cough n r t f l r M P r h w e c r a r a st e r a t í r e l more in the habits of the people j fo r a ll th e Y a n k ee officers an d m en in K £r*¡tM ü fcn a m i In v ito th o im>*1 I Remedy is given freely as soon as O r r c o a far A p p le s. c a r o t ili in vestitfatiera : « t o o u r ro s o o n s ib il- s j N e w O r le a n s .” — San F r a n c is c o A r g o - than in anything else. There are the child becomes hoarse or even Auj ..uvi uno uiox its 01 o u r T a b lets. An Iowa exchange says: Ore uaut. always men wicked enough to go after the cold has developed it will gon is rolling op great wealth in Rr&9 O U R to any lengths in pursuit o f power prevent an attack. »0 cent bottles TESTIMONIALS W h e r e in T h e y W e r e A lik e . ' her tpp!v crop, o t c lift« lururu if they can find others wicba,i for sale bv S L. W ill c o m p le t e l y d e s t r o y t h o d e s ir e f o r TOBACCO in fr o m 2 1 " 5 <’ s. F e r f e c t jy h a r m “ M y m o n e y b o u g h t those h o r se s ,” I to the raising of fruit rather than le s s ; c a u s e n o s ic k n e s s , a n d m a y b e pel v n i t a cu n o f t e i n ’ - ? - O o w it h o u t th e k n o w l Cuuugii co support them. Am bi e d g e o f th e p a tie n t, w h o w ill v o lu n t a r ily a top s m o k in g o r c h e w in g in a fe w d a y s. In the case o f Isabelle T. Whit- j the raising of wheat, in which n Paid th e m illio n a ir e w i f e t o her im p e - -f t u a io u s h u sb a n d as th e f a m i l y tu rn o u t tious men must be restrained by tington vs. the American Fir« few years ago she promised to d ro v e u p t o th e steps. excel the world. Her apples hare th e p a tien t, b y th e uao o f o u r SPECIAL FORM ULA GOLD CURE TA BL ETS. morality. When they rise np to Insurance Co. o f Philadelphia, “ Y e s ; i t b o u g h t m e t o o .” — N e w p o rt D u r in g t r e a tm e n t p a tie n ts a r c a llo w e d th e f r e e u s e c f L iq u c r o r M o r p h in e u n til s u ch tim e as t h e y s h a ll v o lu n t a r ily g i v e t h e m np. do evil they must find themselves tried iu district court last week, an bean sent east, anil have sold N ew *. there at faucy prices that paid thp W o sen d p a r t ic u la r s an d p a m p h le t o f t e s tim o n ia ls t r e e , and sh a ll b o glad t o p la c e su ffe r e r s iro n » a n y o f th ese h a b its in c o m m u n lc r standing alone. Morality rests action at law to recover insurance, freight nud gave the dealers at tio u w ith p e r s o n s w h o h a v e b o o n c u r e d b y th e u se o f o u r T a b l e t s . fro m p e r s o n s on religion. I f you destroy the iuterest for delayed payment and both ends o f the line something H IL L / 3 T A B L E T S * r e f o r s a le b y a il f i r s t - c l a s s w h o h a v e b een d r u r g it t n u t f I .O O .p r r p a c k a g e ^ . „ foundation, the superstructure costs, judgment was given in for their work. Twenty veare ago I f y o u r d r u g g is t d o e s n o t k e e p th e m , p n c l^ i» u s 9 I .O O an d w e w ill s e n d y o u . b y re tu rn m a il, a p a e k a g a o f o u r cu r e d by th e u s e o f n man would have beeu laughed at most fall.” T a b let*. favor o f plaintiff. The total We take this opportunity of inform»»»».' W r it e v o n r n a m e and a d d re s s p la in ly , an d s ta te for shipping apples to Iowa. Now j on r snbscribers that the new Commission r w h e th e r T a b le ts a r e f o r T o b a c c o , M u rp h in o o r When the smallpox and yellow amount will be something like Iowa goes without them unless o f Pensions h as been appointed. H e is nn L iq u o r H abit. } old soldier, nnd w e believe that soldier.; nnd fever break out iu a community, *800, ns tho insurance alone they are shipped there. DO NOT BE DECEIVED I n t o p u rch a s in g T in t O h i o C h e m i c a l C o .: their heirs will receive justice at h’ S m in d s. a n y o f th e v a r io u s n o s tr o » 1 » t ' 1 te r «* b e in g D e a r s i r : - I h a v e b een u s in g T™**“ immediate and thorough inveetiga- amounted to *650. This was on I We do not anticipate that there will b e any o ffe r e d f o r «ale A sk f o r H I L L ’ S c u r e f o r t o b a c c o h a b it, an d fo u n d i t w on k l T A B L E T S and ta k e n o o th e r . iC<x>s Kay New«.» ! radical changes in tl»e administration o f do w h a t y o u c la im f o r it. I used ten cen t* tion into the causes of the disease, the lose o f a barn by fire n *ar w o r t h c f th e s tr o n g e s t ch e w in g t o b a c c o a d a y , M u n u fu ctu rod o n ly b y M o F n r l i n l b - ' i n f V o r t l i tslrvunh affairs under the new reinme. MetarliD l»r s, of i>«.rtU elough, pension W(1 wonld h„we„ .r. Ib..t l’ s nn d trorn o n e t o fiv e c ig a r s ; o r I w o u ld s m o a e and the most stringent methods: Myrtle Point some few mouths will soou have craubernes in the oldiera. sailors, and their heirs, take steps fr o m ten t o f o r t y p ip e s o f to b a c c o . H ave ch e w e d — T H E ----- an d sm o k e d f o r t w e n ty fiv e yenrs, an d t w o p a c k a g e * i to make application at once, if they have are at once adopted aud enforced ! ago. market. r y o u r T a b le U c u r e d m e - i ^ n o a e ^ r e f o r ^ j not already done a . in order to aecnrn the for the eradication of the cause. I The first cargo o f lumber to benefit of th«» early filing of their claims D o b b s F e b r t , Ji. Y . case there ahotild be any fntnre penaioti tl. S3« SB 0,«ra Block, $100 Reward $100. T irr OHIO rnFM lCA L C o -GBVTLEMBW: - S o m e t im e a g o I s e n t No one ever thinks to assert that leave Coo« hay for a foreign part 1 in legislation. Such legislation is neldoui f o r ^ T (il worSi o f y o u r T a b le t* f o r T o b a o c o H a b it. 1 r e c e iv e d readers of thia paper will be »leaned will he shipped on the new vessel retroactive. Therefore it is of t reat im LIM A, OHIO. th em all r ig h t and. a lth o u g h 1 w a s b o th a h e a v y s m o k e r au d ch e w e r . sanitary laws cannot be enforced. , The learn that there ia at least one dreaded portance that applications be filed in the t h e y d id A K B K 5V O. BOX - p a r t ic v l a k s But when thousands o f viotims disease that science has been able to cure ii Omega, lately built at North Bend. , department at the earliest possible date. _ S. ______________ PlTTf-BrUfiH, P » . 1 • • x* » , i *11 it* Stases, and that ia Catarrh. lla llV Now that deep enter is permanently If V. soldiers sailors or their widows 10 toe a r t Die evil, u n q u e s t i o n a b l y a I Catarrh C nrei* the only positive enre known nsn-ired on oar bar, vessels leaving vhiiJrsn or parent«. i«ire information In FREE. T n c O h i o r n c w t c A L C o - l i i m r « K » : - t l *1VM m e p le « » u r e t o » p e a k a r Ta b let*. U v eon w as s t r o n g ly a d d ic te d t o t h e nee o f to the medical fraternity. Catarrh beine a w o r d o f p ra is e fo r y o u r disease, fall all around ns we li. constitutional disease requires a constitn the hay with cargoe* for foreigu regard to pension matters, they should ■uirli u frie fr ie n n d d . 1 w a a lr d t o t r y y o u r T e b le l s . lle^ w aaa b e e e y an d liq u o r , and th rou gh a write to T hu 1’ rrss Cs»\iws C ompany , at b u t t a ft e r o c ta l! y o u r T a b le t« hut th r e e d a y s h a a a lt d r in k in g , c o n s ta n t d r in k e r , b u W ashington. D. C., and they will prepare cense the cause, then r r n n n t tu 1 “ I " * 1 *—*’ — "* HaU’a Catarrh Cat* it ports will soon lie no novelty l i q u u o o r r o o f f a n y y k in d ’ 1 h a v e w e lte d f- u r m outh b e l o r o wrttlDK and w ill not tou ch liq an and send th® neoeHaary application, if lh**v T o u r s tr u ly , i o r d e r to k n o w Vue c u r o w a s p e n u a u e u t. 11«. people ■ ww.nla to .n build K m .I.I bichloiide u: , ! hhnid LTk*S and mucous surfaces of the i "P"". till Ibe ayrtein, i i MHS. H E L E N M O R R IO N . find then» entitled under the numerous laws thereby destroying the foundation of the r iv c n r K A T i, O h i o . Valley Record: J H. Cook I as enacted for their benefit. Address. o f gold institutes to practice what disease and irivintf the patient strength by r fo r m e d a m ir a c le in m y case. PKE8S CLAIMS COM PANY. TH * OHIO CHVH.CAL O o r—O e h t l h h e h : - T o n r T a b le ts h a v e I returned to Ashland from a hunt ‘ b y t h e nsn o f building up the constitution and assisting John Wedderbnrn, Managing Attorney. 1 h a v e us«*d m o r p h in e , h y p o d e r m ic a lly , f o r * « v<,n Y®3 ™* rtn^ ^ #oca w ir ily r m has proved to be very far from . nature in doing its work. The propri«*tors for the lo s t Cabin mine in the vo p a c k a g e s o i y o u r T a b lets , an d w ith o u t a i.y e ffo r t on m y p a rt. w . L>. L U TK Ü A Y . P .O . Bnz38A.i Washington. D . C 8Atisfnctory method* of cure. have so ranch faith in its curative powers, A d d r c p * a ll O r d e r s t o Coquille country o f Coos county. W ouldn’t common eeuee ooggeit that they offer One Hundred Dollars f«>r They found a placer mine on which Ftao*« Rwue«y for Catarrh t* th* § ■ any case that it fails to cure. Bend for list Beat, Easiest to Tse. an J Chaapeat. M SPONSIBLE i that we eradicate the ratiee and pu t! of Addrsga, *11100 worth of work was put on in o i , 0 3 and 0 3 O p era B lo c k . LIMA, OHIO. a ntmrentine on the ualoou keeper? F J. CHENEY *% CO.. C A T A R R H 1854. bnt the gold prospects did Toledo, Ohio. -r.Jiifing It*‘«ue. M bv Dnw*t>w 0 » Mat b , mall. ( 4 ? Bold by druggints, 75 cruU . 'n o t justify its opeiation. X T lumiiusi. » l n « , ra. T U E SD AY . OCT. 9, 1894 *Jik W O RLD AND ENCYCL0P/ED/A FOR 1894. 4 The Best Reference Book Printed. Everything up to Date and Complete. ab so lu te ly pure OVER a & rra r T AMERICA’S STANDARD YEAR BOOK - fE ^ T d R E ^ . P ay ab k w A to cc- FOR INVENTIONS. P IO N E E B Family Grocery, j JOHNSON BROS. P rop w J SS ! 1 J Double Chloride of Csld Tablets DRUNKENNESS aci MORPHINE E M IT m Testimcnials G. A. R. NOTICE Hill s Tablets. OHIO CHEMICAL CO, ■ T H E O H IO C H E M IC A L C O .,